Act 2, scene 2:
King Claudius and queen Gertrude gather two spies that are Hamlet's childhood
friends. The king and queen have a similar curiosity about Hamlet's situation
to that of Polonius. It seems as though Polonius knows what is bothering Hamlet,
which is his plan to separate him and Ophelia. Hamlet, during the performance at the court and after, treats one actor as if he was a close friend. This stood out to me because I thought it was peculiar in a way.
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